AI: Altered Identity — Are We Still Thinking for Ourselves? | TE Aravind | TEDxHauz Khas

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What if the greatest risk of the AI age is not that machines become more intelligent, but that humans slowly lose sight of who they are? In this talk, Aravind T.E. explores how the way we form beliefs has evolved from the shared worlds of radio, television and newspapers to highly personalised algorithmic feeds and, now, generative AI. Drawing from personal experience, more than two decades of working with complex systems, and his perspective as an author, Aravind examines how repeated narratives can influence our memories, beliefs, fears, choices and ultimately our identity. As AI becomes increasingly woven into how we search, write, decide and think, the challenge is no longer simply learning how to use artificial intelligence. It is learning how to preserve our own. Aravind introduces the idea of *KYI — Know Your Identity*: a personal discipline of questioning what we believe, where those beliefs came from, and how much of our thinking we have unconsciously outsourced. The future sh

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